THE NEW CASE °^ o^™ 7 SOUND REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE A CASE OIL BATH MOWER*.. (1) Lubrication positive and visible. (2) Final reduction gears ru: (.1) Improved balance assures lighter running. n >V fli n e d throughout life of mower, of operator. (5) Perfect adjustment easily maintained levers. (7) Time (6) The cutter bar lifts easily and unusually high by hand or tootle ui nme tested and proven Case-Osborne features, have been f V hmusirur nnrt The bevel gears in the new Case Mower are enclosed i" d t^ st mese learf turn in a bath of oil. This construction "materially lengthens * improffle! m -Uing their need for replacement'during the life of the macnine ms* * imui^awc, Writ e tb-day for full particulars of the new Case Oil Bath Mower t«— JOHN CHAMBERS & SON LIMITED AUCKLAND Modern. Harvesting Machinery Local Agents: D. McL. WALLACE LTD. Whangarei.
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Af?(jotnpabe \. J? 90Tonsof 12 gge.Barbed would stretch T '' h**€* along the Railway Line from Opua to \ | n Marion on the Main Trunk Line. o IN. would stretch from Opua to Wellington Y>m\ a further 111 miles. In other words, another lll'/i miles, \ \ 20 tons of 12 gge. Barbed would have to \\ M be used to obtain same result as 12 l /z gge. 1 12 gge. V % / / . ißarbedl 1 / [l2'/ 2 ggej j / 0 r' I Barbed - ' [ i. o»*« t y 49*fc Miles - - / I JRum«»stob fm Jf The Breaking Strain of RYLANDS GORILLA 12% gge. is 1000 and is made from wire galvanized under the Crapo process N.Z. Agents: PEARSON, KNOWLES & RYLANDS BROS. (N.Z.) Ltd. Auckland IRUMNOND BROS., Stockists, WHANGAREI
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Northern Advocate, 26 October 1935, Page 14
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